Planning LGBTQ Elopements
Planning LGBTQ Elopements
Truth be told, planning LGBTQ elopements are more or less the same as planning any other elopement! All of the same steps need to be taken. That includes setting a budget, choosing a venue, and applying for a marriage license!
We have been championing same-sex marriage for many years, even prior to the Supreme Court ruling, and have come to discover many vendors who are welcoming of same-sex couples. Back in 2013, one of our sweepstakes-winning couples was on a mission to marry in every state where it was legal for them to do so. That was just 8 states back then! Thankfully times have changed and you have a lot more options open to you for LGTBQ elopements today. Here are just a few vendors you might want to consider.
Chase Court | Baltimore, MD
Our friends at Chase Court in Baltimore, MD are not only big fans of elopements, they have also been long-standing supporters of the LGBTQ community. You will love the private ceremony garden on the grounds. However, if you prefer things a little more dramatic the Gothic library is also an option!
Everlasting Elopements | San Antonio, TX
If you are interested in LGBTQ elopements in the Lone Star State, Everlasting Elopements may be a good choice. With a selection of venues to choose from in and around San Antonio and Austin, they can help you to plan an intimate elopement with a customized ceremony. Ceremonies are also available in either English or Spanish languages!
The White Oak Inn | Danville, OH
If a romantic bed & breakfast is your idea of the perfect elopement venue, then you will love The White Oak Inn which is located in Ohio’s beautiful Amish country. They pride themselves on attention to detail when hosting weddings of all kinds and LGBTQ elopements are always welcomed.
Bayfront Marin House | St. Augustine FL
History lovers will fall head over heels for the stunning Bayfront Marin House which dates back to around 1790. Located in America’s oldest city, St Augustine this beautiful venue offers you the choice of a Victorian Gazebo, Vilano Beach, or the main Spanish-style house as ceremony backdrops.